Federal officials have charged two Minnesota individuals with defrauding over $21 million intended for autism services. They reportedly established fake companies to carry out the fraud and misused the funds for personal investments abroad.
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Federal officials have charged two Minnesota individuals with defrauding over $21 million intended for autism services. They reportedly established fake companies to carry out the fraud and misused the funds for personal investments abroad.
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Minnesota pair bilked $21 million in state funds meant for autism services: feds
Two Minnesota Individuals Accused of Defrauding $21 Million in Autism Services Funding